On the first day they did an excellent job. David Cameron, William Hague, George Osborne and Boris Johnson really came across as a united team. George Osborne talked about the economy and said it was vital to listen to what real people are saying about the problems they face. The best news for me was the news that Post Office Card accounts would be protected - this is an issue I've been campaigning on in my constituency.

On the second day in the main hall I listened to the session on enterprise and business. Theresa Villiers said a lot of good things about how they are going to improve public transport - such as starting high-speed train services between the North and London. She also said they would cut corporation tax which is something that hits small businesses in my area very hard, so I was pleased about that.

In the afternoon I listened to the speeches on the NHS - as a health board member for many years this is my area of particular interest. Andrew Lansley, the shadow health minister, said single rooms and single sex wards would be massively expanded but he didn't explain how they would manage this. It was also said that the drugs body NICE would be reformed, but again, no word on how this would be achieved. I was less satisfied with the second day as I didn't feel all my questions were answered.

I'll let you know later how the third day went..."